Starbucks releases new dress code urging staff to 'open closets and have fun' (but only while sticking to its meticulous rules about colors, skirt lengths and SOCK PATTERNS) Starbucks has changed its uniform policy and now allows staff to wear clothes outside of its former black or white color scheme Employees are also allowed to now dye their hair in a variety of shades But the coffee chain also released a uniform 'look book' presenting its varied limitations to employees' new-found freedom Clothes must be within a certain color palette and there are strict rules on garment materials, personal grooming and patterns on socks and ties Explaining the guidelines, Starbucks said it wanted to strike a 'balance' between personal expression and the company brand See more Daily Mail on Google - save us as a Preferred Source Starbucks has changed its uniform policy - inviting staff to 'open your closets and have fun' - while releasing meticulous guidelines covering everything from sock pattern to skirt length and color palette

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